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Zulu Dawn (1979)

In 1879, the British suffer a great loss at the Battle of Isandlwana due to incompetent leadership.

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Kurt B 16 Jun 2011

With an all-star cast, what could have been a truly riveting historical epic looses focus due to a sketchy adherence to fact that results in the lack of captivating storytelling.

Dennis Schwartz 15 Sep 2010

A rousing visual spectacle that's a prequel of the Cy Endfield directed Zulu (1964).

Graham P 20 Aug 2016

The film was NOT filmed on the site if the actual battle, but on a farm called "Hindenburg" a few miles from Babanango village. I was there - as a "Redcoat" and spent 6 weeks on the set while much of the second sequence (the start of the campaign from Rorke's Drift) was filmed. Huge fun, and got to meet (and drink lots of beer with) Denholm Elliot, Bob Hoskins, Simon Ward, Dai Bradley and several other well-known actors. The film had lots of promise, but is full of historical inaccuracies - some intended, obviously for dramatic effect. It fails to really convey the significance of this battle and lacks dramatic pace for much of the time. But it's worth watching.

Michael H 17 Oct 2014

The two â??Zuluâ?? movies are tied together by the contributions of Cy Endfield, who co-wrote both movies and directed the first one. Alas, Douglas Hickox doesnâ??t prove as skilled behind the camera in â??Zulu Dawn,â?? which comes across as a simple two-act play: Prelude to war, and the war. The former is concerned with a lot of British derring-do and priggish behavior. The latter is the real movie â?? battle scenes with a lot of kinetic energy but not as much emotional punch as they should have.

Harvey M 27 May 2007

boring, but it aparently has good historic value.